My son Jackson, a freshman at Bucknell University , returned to our home in Colorado a few days before the Thanksgiving holiday in 2017, perfectly healthy. But two nights before Thanksgiving, he started throwing up and spiked a fever. Wednesday night, he seemed to be improving, and we were encouraged that he had kept down some food that evening: some soup and applesauce. Thanksgiving morning, he slept late. I knocked on his door, softly at first, then louder. “Jackson?” I called.
I opened the door and couldn’t believe what I saw on the bed. Jackson was sprawled on the bed, covered in vomit. His eyes were open but he was completely unresponsive and unseeing. There was a purple rash all over his body. He was burning up. He didn’t know I was there but kept reaching his arms out. “Jackson!” I addressed him in panic. His eyes looked through me. “Jackson, can you talk? Are you awake? If you can hear me, answer me. Otherwise, I’m calling 911.” Jackson had joined the crew team at Bucknell. He was 6’3” and in the best condition of his lif
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